Thanks for the videos! I'm trying to fix my granddaughters Amazon Tablet, it is stuck on the Amazon logo at start up. I've tried everything, nothing works to fix it. But, there is a video regarding ADB (Android Debugging Bridge). I loaded and set up the app, I have the BIN file needed for fixing, but cannot get ADB in the Command Prompt to see the Amazon Tablet/Device. I'm assuming it's because "USB Debugging" is not activated on the tablet, but I can't activate it because the tablet is frozen :( Any advice? Thanks for your help!
Hi, im not too techy hence the channel name but there may be a way of accessing the tablet via usb and finding the root file information and turning on debugging mode from there maybe by changing a value from 0 to 1. You may need to research this further via another video on the subject. Not sure how closed the system will be being am Amazon tablet. Another option would be to load a custom open source operating system on it maybe?
im kinda same boat seems. + side if ur patient u can find replacements for 20 dollars if u shop say facebook marketplace. and if u know group of people. ie work factory, office etc. just set a post saying u want to buy old kindles. i got 3rd generation i bought 2 years ago for 20 dollars works great. still updates just as well as my 6th gen and 8th gen kindle.
Thanks for the videos! I'm trying to fix my granddaughters Amazon Tablet, it is stuck on the Amazon logo at start up. I've tried everything, nothing works to fix it. But, there is a video regarding ADB (Android Debugging Bridge). I loaded and set up the app, I have the BIN file needed for fixing, but cannot get ADB in the Command Prompt to see the Amazon Tablet/Device. I'm assuming it's because "USB Debugging" is not activated on the tablet, but I can't activate it because the tablet is frozen :( Any advice? Thanks for your help!
Hi, im not too techy hence the channel name but there may be a way of accessing the tablet via usb and finding the root file information and turning on debugging mode from there maybe by changing a value from 0 to 1. You may need to research this further via another video on the subject. Not sure how closed the system will be being am Amazon tablet. Another option would be to load a custom open source operating system on it maybe?
im kinda same boat seems. + side if ur patient u can find replacements for 20 dollars if u shop say facebook marketplace. and if u know group of people. ie work factory, office etc. just set a post saying u want to buy old kindles. i got 3rd generation i bought 2 years ago for 20 dollars works great. still updates just as well as my 6th gen and 8th gen kindle.